7) You’re done. It’s that easy. You now have a more secure passcode for your iPad or iPad 2 which will likely be enough to keep out most thieves.

By using the Smart Cover unlocking, the Apple iPad 2 can be accessible despite of the passcode lock security and gain access.

The attack exploits a security bug in the iPad 2 and enables anyone to gain access to the device even if its rightful owner locked and protected it with a passcode.

Getting locked out of your iPad can be a disaster, especially if you don't know your passcode. Here's the options you have ...

In October we broke the news that anyone with an iPad 2 Smart Cover (or a magnet) could essentially break into any passcode protected iPad 2. This is how we described it then: As you can see in ...

Apple iPad 2 owners who use the Smart Cover and Smart Cover unlocking in iOS 5 are exposed to a bug that can potentially leave sensitive information open to others, Apple blog 9to5Mac is reporting.

The four-digit password code on Apple's iPads is designed to prevent unwanted eyes viewing your personal data. But a glitch in iOS 5 means that the password lock offers no protection at all.

If you forgot your iPhone passcode or iPad passcode, you can use recovery mode to unlock your iPhone or iPad. To access the recovery mode, you need a computer and a cable to connect your iPhone to the ...

Erasing all of the data on an iPad and restoring it to its factory settings is something you can do from the iPad's settings – provided you remember your passcode. If you don't remember your ...